In a world where artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing and digital content can be copied and misused in seconds, Adobe has launched a powerful solution to help creators stay in control. The company officially unveiled its Content Authenticity app at the Adobe Max Creativity Conference in London — and for the first time, this kind of digital protection is free and available to everyone, no Creative Cloud subscription required.
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In an evolving effort to safeguard younger users, Meta has announced a significant update to its age-verification tools — the company will now use artificial intelligence to detect teen users and automatically assign them to stricter safety settings, even if the user has entered a false adult age during sign-up.
This move applies across Meta’s major platforms including Instagram, Facebook, Messenger, and Threads, and marks a new chapter in the company’s ongoing initiative to protect minors onlin... Read More
Reddit is leveling up its AI game! In a major move, Reddit has expanded its partnership with Google to power its "Reddit Answers" service with Google Cloud and Gemini AI. This upgrade aims to make searching through Reddit’s vast ocean of 100,000 communities and over 400 million weekly active users faster, sharper, and more interactive.
With Gemini in action, users can expect not only quicker and more accurate answers but also features like smart summaries, follow-up questions, and AI-powered conver... Read More
Google's Gemini Live has just taken a major leap forward — it can now see. Rolling out to Pixel 9 series (including the new Pixel 9A) and Samsung Galaxy S25 devices, this new feature transforms the AI assistant into a real-time visual companion, capable of identifying objects, providing context, and even helping you navigate your environment.
In a hands-on test, Gemini Live proved to be more than just an upgrade to Google Lens. It offers a conversational, interact... Read More